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So i think a blood vessel popped in my eye and later that night i started having headaches. is that normal or should i be more concerned?
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A subconjunctival hemorrhage as you describe is nothing to worry about and it will behave as a bruise will and get larger before it gets smaller. I will disappear. If you experience pain or change in vision see a health care professional.
Answered 12/16/2022
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